Know all 88 official constellations in sky

 Below is the list which has list of all 88 constellations in the sky !



Andromeda

Antlia

Apus

Aquarius

Aquila

Ara

Aries

Auriga

Boötes

Caelum

Camelopardalis

Cancer

Canes Venatici

Canis Major

Canis Minor

Capricornus

Carina

Cassipoeia

Centaurus

Cepheus

Cetus

Chamaeleon Circinus

Columba

Coma Berenices

Corona Australis

Corona Borealis

Corvus

Crater

Crux

Cygnus

Delphinus

Dorado

Draco

Equuleus

Eridanus

Fornax

Gemini

Grus

Hercules

Horologium

Hydra

Hydrus

Indus Lacerta

Leo

Leo Minor

Lepus

Libra

Lupus

Lynx

Lyra

Mensa

Microscopium

Monoceros

Musca

Norma

Octans

Ophiuchus

Orion

Pavo

Pegasus

Perseus

Phoenix

Pictor

Pisces Piscis Austrinus

Puppis

Pyxis

Reticulum

Sagitta

Sagittarius

Scorpius

Sculptor

Scutum

Serpens

Sextans

Taurus

Telescopium

Triangulum

Triangulum Australe

Tucana

Ursa Major

Ursa Minor

Vela

Virgo

Volans

Vulpecula


Comments

  1. Vanessa NascimentoOctober 16, 2020 at 7:22 AM

    OMG, so nice . Too many stars in our amazing sky. Thanks my "Sun" for sharing.

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  2. sumeet_sssOctober 16, 2020 at 11:14 AM

    Above are not stars but name of constellations, single constellation will have many stars. For example "Orion constellation" may have 7 visible bright stars , and many more with less bright stars .

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